Leo Genn

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Known For Acting

Known Credits 69

Gender Male

Birthday 1905-08-09

Day of Death 1978-01-26 (72 years old)

Place of Birth London, England, UK

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Leo Genn

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Leo John Genn (9 August 1905 – 26 January 1978) was a British stage and film actor.

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Known For

Acting

1975

as Dr. Janusz Korczak

1973

as Chief of M.I.5

1972

as Psychiatrist

1971		The Persuaders! (1 episode)
1971		Die Screaming Marianne as The Judge
1971		A Lizard in a Woman's Skin as Edmond Brighton

1970		Connecting Rooms as Dr. Norman
1970		The Bloody Judge as Lord Wessex

1968		The Expert (1 episode) as Dr. Bellman
1968		The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde as Dr. Lanyon

1966		Khartoum as Narrator (uncredited)
1966		Circus of Fear as Elliott

1965

as General Sir John Mandrake

1964		The Death Ray of Dr. Mabuse as Adm. Quency
1964		The Delhi Way as Narrator (voice)

1963		Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre (1 episode)
1963		55 Days at Peking as Gen. Jung-Lu

1962		The Merv Griffin Show (1 episode) as Self
1962		The Longest Day as Brig. Gen. Edwin P. Parker Jr.
1962		The Virginian (1 episode) as Gavin Heath

1961		The Defenders (1 episode) as Dr. Morton Chaney
1961		Life of Adolf Hitler as Narrator

1960		Too Hot to Handle as Johnny Solo
1960		Escape by Night as Michael Pemberton
1960		Mrs. Miniver as Clem Miniver

1958		No Time to Die as Sgt. Kendall
1958		I Accuse! as Maj. Picquart
1958		The Steel Bayonet as Maj. Gerrard

1956		Beyond Mombasa as Ralph Hoyt
1956		Moby Dick as Starbuck

1955

as Sir Clifford Chatterley

1954

as Rodelec

1953		Personal Affair as Stephen Barlow
1953		The Red Beret as Major J. Snow
1953		The Girls of Pleasure Island as Roger Halyard

1952		Plymouth Adventure as William Bradford
1952		24 Hours of a Woman's Life as Robert Sterling
1952		The Magic Box as Maida Vale Doctor

1951		Hallmark Hall of Fame (1 episode) as Archbishop of Rheims
1951		Quo Vadis as Petronius

1950		The Miniver Story as Steve Brunswick
1950		The Wooden Horse as Peter Howard
1950		Your Show of Shows (1 episode)
1950		No Place for Jennifer as William Parry
1950		The Undefeated as Joe Anderson (voice)

1948		The Snake Pit as Doctor Mark H. Van Kensdelaerik (Dr. "Kik")
1948		The Velvet Touch as Michael Morrell

1947

as Adam Brant

1946		Green for Danger as Mr. Eden
1946		Theirs Is the Glory as Narrator (uncredited)

1945		Caesar and Cleopatra as Bel Affris
1945		Famous Scenes from Shakespeare No. I: Julius Caesar - The Forum Scene - Act III. Scene 2 as Marcus Antonius

1944		Henry V as The Constable of France
1944		The Return of the Vikings as Narrator (voice)
1944		Attack: The Battle for New Britain as Narrator (voice)
1944		The Way Ahead as Captain Edwards
1944		Tunisian Victory as Narrator (voice)

1943

as Off-Screen Narrator (uncredited)

1942

as Danton (uncredited)

1940		Girl in the News as Prosecuting Counsel (Uncredited)
1940		Ten Days in Paris as Lanson
1940		Contraband as First Brother Grimm
1940		French Communique as Commentator

1939

as Prince (uncredited)

1938

as Dr. Gurdon

1937		The Rat as Defending Counsel
1937		Jump for Glory as Prosecuting Counsel

1936		Accused as Man
1936		The Dream Doctor as Husband

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